Photoshop and Painter Artist Tablet Book, The: Creative Techniques in Digital Painting Using Wacom and the iPad, 2nd Edition

Description

Artists today use digital tools that allow them to work as naturally and spontaneously as if they were using traditional artist tools such as pastels, watercolors, oil media, and gouache. With the recent growth of the tablet market, there are more tools and more sophisticated features available now than ever before and an increased desire by artists to learn how to use them. As much art book as guide, The Photoshop and Painter Artist Tablet Book uses traditional drawing and painting theory exercises, coupled with reallife projects, to show readers how they can use Painter and Photoshop with pressure-sensitive tablets for beautiful results.

Award-winning artist and author Cher Threinen-Pendarvis takes readers through a variety of projects designed to improve their drawing, composition, and conceptual thought processes while exploring different uses of the many brushes available in Painter and Photoshop.

Among many valuable concepts and techniques you’ll learn to:

• Create tonal, gestural, and contour drawings with a pressure-sensitive tablet and stylus
• Use the iPad for sketching out ideas and use related software including Brushes, ArtStudio, Sketchbook Pro, Procreate, Adobe Ideas, and Adobe PS Touch
• Translate traditional color theory to digital color tools
• Incorporate scanned artwork into digital paintings and use photos as a reference for illustrations

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Sample Pages

Download sections from chapters 3 and 6 here

Table of Contents

• 1 The Digital Art Studio
• 2 Art with the iPad
• 3 Photoshop, Painter, and Tablet Basics for Artists
• 4 Assembling Brushes and Paint
• 5 Drawing and Tablet Exercises
• 6 The Illusion of Volume
• 7 Sensitive Tone and Modeling
• 8 A Sense of Atmosphere
• 9 Starting with a Scanned Drawing
• 10 Using a Photo Reference for Painting
• 11 Designing the Focal Point
• 12 Simulating Paper and Canvas
• 13 Retouching, Tinting, and Painting
• 14 Composing from the Imagination
  

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